At CK Birla Hospitals, Jaipur, we provide advanced, personalised radiation therapy for a wide range of cancers. Our experienced radiation oncologists develop customised treatment plans based on each patient's diagnosis, treatment goals, and overall health, supported by advanced radiotherapy technology.
As part of our commitment to innovation, we are proud to offer North India's first AI-powered Adaptive Radiation Therapy (Elekta Evo). This advanced technology assesses changes in your body before each treatment session. When required, it adjusts the treatment plan to improve accuracy while protecting nearby healthy tissues.
From treatment planning to follow-up care, our multidisciplinary team supports you at every stage of your cancer treatment journey.
Radiation oncology is a specialised branch of cancer care that uses high-energy radiation, also known as radiotherapy, to treat cancer.
Radiotherapy helps destroy cancer cells, shrink tumours, or slow their growth. It may be used as the primary treatment for certain cancers or combined with surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or targeted therapy. It can also help relieve symptoms and improve quality of life in patients with advanced cancer.
Modern radiotherapy combines advanced imaging with precision treatment planning to accurately target tumours while minimising radiation exposure to nearby healthy tissues.
Studies suggest that nearly two-thirds of people diagnosed with cancer may require radiation therapy at some point during their cancer care journey. Each treatment plan is carefully tailored according to the patient's diagnosis, overall health, and individual needs.
During radiation therapy, natural changes can occur in the body. Tumours may shrink, swelling may decrease, and nearby organs may shift slightly. These changes can affect treatment accuracy.
To address this, CK Birla Hospitals, Jaipur, offers North India's first AI-powered Adaptive Radiation Therapy (Elekta Evo).
Unlike conventional radiation therapy, this advanced technology evaluates your anatomy before each treatment session. If significant changes are detected, your treatment plan can be adjusted to match your body's condition on that day.
Radiotherapy plays an important role in treating many types of cancer. Depending on your condition, it may be used alone or in combination with surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or targeted therapy.
Our radiation oncology team provides treatment for a wide range of cancers, including:
AI-powered Adaptive Radiation Therapy may be beneficial for cancers where the tumour or nearby organs are more likely to change in size, shape, or position during treatment.
Our radiation oncologist will determine whether this technology is suitable based on your diagnosis, treatment goals, and overall health. It may be recommended for selected patients with:
Radiotherapy can help relieve symptoms and improve quality of life for patients with advanced cancer. It works by reducing symptoms caused by tumour growth or cancer spreading to other parts of the body.
It may be recommended to help manage:
The goal of palliative radiation therapy is to reduce discomfort, support daily activities, and improve overall well-being.
Radiosurgery is a non-invasive treatment that delivers highly focused radiation beams to tumours or abnormal tissues with exceptional precision. This helps target the tumour while minimising radiation exposure to nearby healthy tissues.
Benefits include:
Radiosurgery may be recommended for selected brain tumours, spine tumours, metastatic tumours, and other complex cancers that require highly targeted treatment.
Every patient follows a carefully planned treatment process to ensure safe and accurate radiation therapy. Our team explains each step and supports you throughout your treatment journey.
Your treatment begins with a consultation and CT simulation scan. We also use customised immobilisation devices to help you maintain the same position during each treatment session.
CT simulation, along with MRI and PET scan image fusion when required, helps us identify the exact size, shape, and location of the tumour while protecting nearby healthy tissues.
Our radiation oncologists, medical physicists, and dosimetrists work together to create a treatment plan based on your diagnosis, overall health, and treatment goals.
Before each treatment session, imaging is performed to confirm your position and identify any important changes.
For patients receiving AI-powered Adaptive Radiation Therapy (Elekta Evo), daily CT imaging is also performed. AI analyses the images to detect changes in the tumour or nearby organs. If required, your radiation oncologist adjusts the treatment plan before radiation delivery.
Once your treatment plan is confirmed, radiation is delivered using advanced image-guided technology.
Most sessions take 10 to 30 minutes, allowing you to resume your daily activities soon after treatment.
AI-powered Adaptive Radiation Therapy adjusts treatment according to changes in your body during the course of therapy.
Its benefits include:
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Conventional Radiation Therapy |
AI-Powered Adaptive Radiation Therapy |
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One treatment plan is followed throughout the treatment course |
Treatment is reviewed before every session. |
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Based on the initial planning CT scan |
Uses daily CT imaging to assess anatomical changes |
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Limited adjustment for changes during treatment |
Adapts to changes in the tumour and nearby organs when required |
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Healthy tissues may receive unnecessary radiation exposure |
Better protection of surrounding healthy tissues |
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The same treatment plan is delivered every day |
Treatment can be personalised throughout the treatment course |
Choosing the right hospital for radiation therapy is an important decision. At CK Birla Hospitals, Jaipur, we combine experienced specialists, advanced technology, and compassionate care to provide personalised cancer treatment.
Our radiation oncologists have experience treating a wide range of cancers, from early-stage tumours to complex cases. They create treatment plans based on your diagnosis, overall health, and treatment goals.
We use advanced technology to deliver safe and precise radiation therapy while protecting nearby healthy tissues.
Our technology includes:
Every patient is different. We carefully assess your condition before creating a treatment plan tailored to your specific needs.
Our radiation oncologists work closely with medical oncologists, surgical oncologists, radiologists, pathologists, nutritionists, and rehabilitation specialists.
This team-based approach ensures coordinated cancer care throughout your treatment journey.
Every stage of your treatment is carefully planned and monitored. This helps deliver radiation accurately while protecting nearby healthy tissues.
We understand that cancer treatment can be physically and emotionally challenging. Our team supports you and your family with clear communication, expert guidance, and compassionate care throughout your journey.
No, radiation therapy is not painful. You will not feel the radiation during treatment. Some patients may experience side effects over time, depending on the area being treated.
Most radiation therapy sessions are completed within 10 to 30 minutes. The exact duration depends on your treatment plan and the type of radiotherapy being used.
The number of sessions varies for each patient. It depends on the type, size, and location of the cancer, as well as your overall treatment goals.
Side effects vary depending on the area being treated. Common side effects may include fatigue, skin irritation, hair loss in the treated area, or temporary changes in appetite.
Yes, radiation therapy is often used alongside chemotherapy, surgery, immunotherapy, or targeted therapy as part of a comprehensive cancer treatment plan.
Modern radiotherapy uses advanced imaging and treatment planning to target tumours accurately while minimising exposure to nearby healthy tissues.
Radiotherapy uses controlled doses of radiation over multiple sessions to treat cancer. Radiosurgery delivers highly focused radiation with exceptional precision and may require fewer treatment sessions.
Many patients can continue their normal daily activities during treatment. However, you may need to make some adjustments depending on your energy levels and your doctor's advice.
It is an advanced form of radiation therapy that uses daily CT imaging and AI technology to adjust treatment when required, helping improve accuracy while protecting healthy tissues.
No. External beam radiation therapy does not make you radioactive. It is safe to be around your family and friends after treatment.
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